sortable-table is a HTML library typically used in User Interface, Grid applications. sortable-table has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Polymer Web Component that generates a sortable
from inlined or AJAX JSON, JSON5, and arrays.
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React react-sortable-hoc cancel reordering(Undo order changes)
Asked 2021-Jun-12 at 06:20
I'm using react-sortable-hoc to reorder table rows with Save and Cancel buttons. However, I can't find any information or example about reverting back to original order when the Cancel button is clicked after re-ordered rows.
Can't find any info or example on the official documentation or anywhere else. It seems weird to me that there's no cancel function built in or am I missing something?
If you want to undo order changes then you can maintain an undo stack. Each time an order change is complete, stash a copy of the previous data state. When the undo button is clicked you pop from the undo stack back into the data state.
How to access existing tr and fill its td using json from ajax success without generating new row
Asked 2021-May-13 at 13:37
I am using CouchCMS. In CouchCMS there is a concept of repeatable regions. This in fact generates tables and displays the repeatable contents in it.
I have the repeatable region defined as:
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Answered 2021-May-11 at 14:31
So I have been trying to get things on track. Finally, I have been able to do it:
The jQuery AJAX code that I was looking for to solve my problem is as below:
I have a question on the HTTP put method using Axios. I'm creating a task scheduling application utilizing React, and Express with a MySQL database. I want to be able to update task data. So far, I have my project opening a modal on the specific task with an edit button being clicked. I have a get request populating form with the existing data. It is not passing Task ID # from the ExpressJS route /tasks/update/:TASK_ID. I tried passing the ID as a parameter to the update button click-event handler. It is undefined. I know the problem is related to Axios put data request and not being passed an ID. I want a put request working. Ideas? Any assistance is appreciated. Thanks!
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Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 05:19
Going through your code, I found the issue due to which you're not able to TASK_ID to Http put method. You've not passed the required arguments to event handler.
Here is your method which handles onClick event when user tries to Update by clicking on Update button present in Overview.js
I've been struggling to implement this example noted in the react-sortable-hoc examples page, specifically with the autoscroll behavior within a table. Unfortunately it doesn't look as though source code lives in the examples directory of the repository.
Although the code I've implemented in the codesandbox below is a very simple example, I've been pouring over this for hours, using useWindowAsScrollContainer and getContainer with refs, but nothing seems to resolve the issue.
That said, here's the behavior I'm noting: when scrolling out of the container, and even out of the window, the autoscroll feature never engages. I even resorted to returning document.body with getContainer which should limit the container, but can't seem to replicate the behavior as noted in the repository's example.
Also, although I've specified a fixed height and width on the SortableTable component, ideally this should be wrapped with , but removed that for the time being to eliminate any side effects.
You need to provider the container to the Sortable component to which it must restrict the sortableElement when using 3rd party libraries for rendering using the getContainer prop.
As per the react-sortable-hoc documentation:
getContainer is an Optional function to return the scrollable container element. This
property defaults to the SortableContainer element itself or (if
useWindowAsScrollContainer is true) the window. Use this function to
specify a custom container object (eg this is useful for integrating
with certain 3rd party components such as FlexTable). This function is
passed a single parameter (the wrappedInstance React element) and it
is expected to return a DOM element.
Now since you cannot pass a direct ref to the child, you can write a small wrapper over the Table component before passing it to the HOC
When i click on "Product name":
In URL i can see : index?sort=-product_name but nothing happens. I did not use CRUD generator.
Controller
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Answered 2020-Apr-10 at 01:06
It's probably because you've already set the sort in the query. The dataProvider is unable to override this. You should remove the orderBy clause in the query.
Usually I prefer to set the sorting in the dataProvider like this, as it makes it clearer what attributes are allowed to be sorted;
And I want to sort the rows with names and ages with their articles -> My JavaScript code for sorting looks like this:
Right now it sorts the names and articles weirdly together.
My idea was somehow connect the nested rows to the original row so it will sort (move) with its original row but I'm unsure how to do it.
How can I approach it?
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Answered 2019-Dec-10 at 21:05
This isn't a complete solution but should work with some modification.
nest tables inside your main table for the articles
use this function from w3 to sort your tables
I would add the last name as a class to each nested table for a given person
sort the main table then embed the nested table for each person (sort the nested table if you need to before you embed)
UPDATE:
1) when you get the main table eliminate the nested tables
2) get each nested table
3) add the nested tables back in to the main table after it's been sorted
If you want more help you need to put something together and develop a step by step game plan. It will be easy to get specific help on a specific step. The more you break down the steps the easier and faster it will be to get help.
This really isn't that hard (maybe tedious) but just involves some basic JS operations.
I would like to drag columns by their headers in a v-data-table. I have gotten pretty far using directives/sortablejs, but I have trouble figuring out the following:
I'm not sure how to account for when the number of columns do not match the number of columns. This can happen when colspan="someNumber" is used
When a new row is added it doesnt sync up to the correct columns when the columns are dragged to a new location.
Now I am struggling to insert these data into my database (Mysql).
here is my view page
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Answered 2019-Jan-06 at 13:47
This is a classic example of a tricky concept when I was first starting with passing arrays as form inputs. It is a variation of this question but instead of defining the keys you can leave it blank to create a 0-index array.
You will need to have an "object like" format for each row in your form. In JSON you would want to send this to the server:
item.rb have - belongs_to :invoice, optional: true, :foreign_key => 'invoice_id'
Everything is ok, it creating the job and invoice with items inside and on invoice show it generate the invoice but in invoices/index I want to list all invoices in a table but I can't get = @invoice.job.customer_name.capitalize it give me a error - NoMethodError in Invoices#index undefined method `customer_name' for nil:NilClass.
It is like job is nil. My question is why in invoices/show.html.erb I can access = @invoice.job.customer_name.capitalizeand in index it give me error ?
As you can see in invoices/show.html.haml I have = @invoice.job.customer_name.capitalize and it give me correct data:
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Answered 2018-Dec-04 at 16:54
NoMethodError in Invoices#index undefined method `customer_name' for
nil:NilClass.
I assume the css shown above is in your styles property of your component? If so, the issue is that the backspace needs to be escaped in your string. Update them to the following and you should be good!
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